Azuchi-Momoyama Edo Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Tool Karma Vajra Sanko Vajra Buddhist Statue Buddhist Art Antiques Fine Art
74.58 $
Description
The Katsu-ma Kongo Sho (羯磨金剛杵) is a Buddhist ritual implement originating from ancient Indian weaponry. It features a cross shape formed by interlocking three-pronged vajras (a form known as a Ju-ji Kongo Sho, or cross vajra). It is used to achieve success in esoteric Buddhist practices and to create sacred boundaries. This particular item is considered small and delicate for a Katsu-ma, leading to speculation that it dates from the Azuchi-Momoyama to Edo periods. We hope it appeals to enthusiasts.
- Design: A cross shape with prongs extending in four directions.
- Material: Metal
- Decoration: A circular ornament is featured in the center.
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CategoryCraftConditionSome scratches/marksShippingIncluded in price (by seller)FromKanagawa
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